Am staring real estate investing in Uganda, but its not that easy, any say on this guys

Just starting out as an investor and have narrowed my criteria down. Now I am researching which locations are the best to buy properties. I am analyzing states and cities based on crime rate, unemployment rate, popula...

I see many in California and new on BP stuck in mindset that they should not invest in Cali. That might be the stupidest idea of all time. There are good opportunities all over no doubt and some are better than others...

Hello BP!I am a recent college grad, and have been lucky enough to graduate with a relatively low amount of debt compared to the average grad. I have been actively paying off my debt each month, and at this time, I ha...

one of the best parts about real estate is that you get to leverage your money. Put down 20-25 % and finance the rest.  It makes sense.  You can't get this kinda leverage in the stock market though the stock market is...

I'm going house hunting with my agent as a first time home buyer. (Owner occupier) I want to buy a duplex or triplex. Can someone give me advice on what to look for in buying a great property. "Im a little nervous in ...

Ok so im just look at apartment buildings, here look

Financial Information

* Tax: $8,747.69
* Tax Year: 20
* Total Monthly Income: $5,030
* Total Annual Income: $61,860
* Gross Rental Income: $56...

Hey pocketeers,is the age of an apartment complex a factor(deterrent) in financing/ resale etc as long as it is in decent shape?Would you have reservations purchasing a 50 plus year old multi?

Hi all,

Looking at a 2nd rental property for cash flow and long term hold.

I've found the following, please let me know what I may be missing as far as my numbers.

In Utah: healthy market in this city with projec...

I just read this article on Bloomberg and wondered what others thought about it:http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-10-31/there-are-5-6-million-cheap-apartments-in-america-not-for-longAll the rage in rei these...